Whitewright Nursing Home Visitors and Activities
Cleo Williams reports a steady stream of visitors to the Whitewright Nursing Home from Murfreesboro Blue Ridge Bonham Dallas and Sherman with many relatives dropping in to see residents. The day room April birthday party drew 50 attendees while new patients Nora Farrow and Lillian Baxter were welcomed.
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Mabel Hedrick
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Clarence Headrick
Blue Ridge
Estell Lutrell
Bonham
Lester Horn
Sing
Bob Cantwell
Sherman and
Randolph
Nannie
Rose Kirk
Catherine Smith
Farmersville
Lillie Kirby
N. M. Short
Myrtle Short
R. O. Ghent
Fort Worth
Oscar Hopson
Treenton
Oscar Hoepson
W. W. Outlaw
Dallas
Saerah Outlaw
Robert Ramsey
McKinney
Clara Yates
Edith McClure
Rowena
Cynthia Hollis
Argus Woodcruff
Farmers Branch
Beula Allison
Eura Hughes
Pearl Summerfeldt
Myre de Stephens
Nannie Kirk
Suzanne White
Charley Pheobus
Nora Farrow
Whitewright
Lillian Baxter
Tom Bean
Sign up early for Medicare says local official
Gus Jones, social security district manager, urges residents approaching 65 to learn about Medicare during Senior Citizen Month. He advises signing up two to three months before 65 to ensure coverage starts the birth month, warns delays may push start dates by one to three months or a year. Social Security beneficiaries have automatic hospital insurance at 65, others should contact the Sherman office at 810 North Trais, 893 4301.
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Gus Jones
Jones
Social Security Office
Sherman Social Security Office
North Traiis
Constitutional Amendment Seven On Ballot HJR7 Texas
Public notice announces proposed constitutional amendment number six HJR7. It adds Section 64 to Article III allowing bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear interest rates set by issuing agencies within legislative limits. The amendment will be voted on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August 1969 with ballots for or against the proposition.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional amendment on 1969 ballot authorizes Texas bonds
Public notice states HJR50 proposes a new Section 50b-1 allowing the Coordinating Board to issue general obligation bonds up to 200 million dollars for the Texas Opportunity Plan. Bonds would be state general obligations, subject to Attorney General approval and Comptroller registration, with funds deposited to the Texas Opportunity Plan Fund. The amendment will be voted on August elections by qualified electors.
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State OF Texas
Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System
Texas Opportunity Plan Fund
State of
Texas
Obituary for Jess Clarence Alley of Tom Bean
Jess Clarence Alley 67 retired painter formerly with North American Aircraft died when struck by a MKT train in Fort Worth. Funeral at Earnheart chapel officiated by A C Quinn with burial in Bethel Cemetery. Survived by one daughter Geannie Furine two brothers Charles and Earl Alley and three sisters Vera Davis R W Biggere and Georgia Cauthen.
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Jess Clarence Alley
Tom Bean
MKT
Fort Worth
Earnheart Chapel
A. C. Quinn
Tor Bean Church of Christ
Alley
North American
Geannie Furine
Livermore
Calif
Charles Alley
Grover
Texas
Earl Alley
Denison
Vera Davis
Whitewright
R. W. Biggere
Georgia Cauthen
Cooper
Roberts bill seeks federal offense for campus disruption
Representative Ray Roberts and Earle Cabell introduced HR 10617 to criminalize trespassing on campuses receiving federal funds and to punish destruction of property disruption of classes and bodily harm with heavy fines or imprisonment. A Senate version was introduced by Senator Byrd.
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House of Representatives
Ray Roberts
Earle Cabell
House Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Robert D. Byrd
West Virginia
Nixon
Byrde Roberts
Roberts
Moore family honors Rev. Jim R. Moore at funeral services
The Rev. Jim R. Moore, a retired Methodist minister who died in Jasper, was memorialized in Nacogdoches with funeral services. Survivors include siblings R. W. Moore of Ector and O. R. Moore of the Bonham VA Center and Mrs. E. C. Parker Jr. The report also notes a Bonham PA party for Ector High junior high basketball team members and adult chaperones after a skating event at Ben's.
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R. W. Moore
Ector
O. R. Moore
Bonham VA Center
E. C. Parker, Jr
Jim R. Moore
Ben's
June Beazley
Billy Jones
Mary Keener
Cathy Lemons
Gary Redman
Iwana Sherrer
Beverly Wilson
Richard Grantland
Suzanne Harrell
Mike Henson
Roger Morris
Jimmy Newton
Karen Redman
Wanda Sherrer
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Nursing Home News
By Cleo Williams
Mrs
Aaron White
Wichita Falls
Cassie White
Coy Compton
Jim Compton
Coy Jo Martin
Houston
Beula Compton
J. S. Miller
J. C. Whitworth
Durant Okla
Jamie Felmer
Harry Stanley
Bells
The
Nur
J. W. Fielder
Mabel Ray
Dess Whitson
Fred Moreland
Blanche Jenkins
Trenton
Thad Moreland
Clarence Dixon
G. B. Dicxon
Steve Strickland
Robby Swindle
Joe Thomas
Gary Tucker
Glen Bellows
Rebecca Edwards
Shirley Grantland
Joe Jones
Pamela Huff
Janice Swindle
Larry Taylor
Janie Garcia
David Riley
Joe Bellows
Curt Beazley
Bobby Moore
Carl Edwards
Mexico City
Chevrolet
Carl
Hawaii
Edward
the Whitewright Sun
Hesperia
Bill
Earnheart
OK Feed Mill
Enterprise Baptist
Kentuckytown Baptist
Lionel Lindley
Training Union
J. S. Tipton
First Presbyterian
C. C. Dooley
Marvin United Methodist
George Topper
Nursing Home Service
Arry Stanley
Whitewright Nursing Home
Church of Christ
1St Baptist Church
H.W. Windfield
Western Beauty Christian Methodist Church
Lonnie Stinson
Dawson
Propane
Holcombs
Grayson
Collin
Nicely’s Mobil Station
George Hight
First United Methodist
Bethel Baptist Church
Charles Pierce
First Baptist Church
Herman Lancaster
Assembly of God
Janice Hall
Brown
Carl’s Sausage Company
Ector News
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